The worst career set backs; Unwanted pet 'kill list'; High alert over new virus

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Click here to check your local weather Tuesday, September 25, 2012 today's top stories The six worst career setbacks you'll ever face YOU might find yourself in a career lull, or maybe you've been dealt a devastating blow. Here's how to get back on top. The high 'kill rate' in Aussie animal shelters TENS of thousands of cats and dogs in Australian shelters are put down each year but whose fault is this really? Obama's got it in the bag, expert says WHO'S going to win the US election? A visiting American political expert says Obama's got it in the bag. Here's why. High alert as SARS-like virus floors traveller TWO men with no known connection contracted a mystery virus. One has died. The other is in intensive care in London. breaking news UN envoy says Syrian war worsening Facebook tumble pulls markets down Tasmanian devils born in NSW Stomach bug disturbs PM's US schedule Barron's slams Facebook, stock falls Diversity key to economic future: Carr Advertisement more from news.com.au Coach Sheens quits Tigers TIM Sheens has quit as Wests Tigers coach following a revolt from his players. Sheens reached a settlement with the club yesterday. more sport Homeland sweeps the Emmys DRAMA breaks Mad Men's winning streak and takes home the big awards, with gongs for stars Damian Lewis and Claire Danes. 4 comments on this story more entertainment New Pill adds comfort for women A NEW contraceptive pill that lets women go four months without a period will go on sale this week. Ladies, would you take it? more lifestyle Lunch at your desk? The boss owes you a week off AUSSIE workers are eating lunch at their desk because they're worried co-workers will think they���re slack and they won't get ahead. 61 comments on this story more business Escape photo competition finalists, week 32 VOTE for your favourite holiday snap in the latest round of finalists in Escape's 2012 photographic competition. more travel Pitfalls if you pay interest only ONE in four home buyers is opting for interest-only home loans despite low interest rates and falling house prices, mortgage experts say. more realestate Break the bad money habits MOST children learn their money habits from observing and listening to their parents and relatives. Scary, isn't it? more money Apple's new software a laughing stock APPLE, the world's most loved and valuable brand, has been put on notice by customers frustrated with its latest operating system, io6. more technology Advertisement connect Follow us on Facebook Follow us on Twitter Visit our website View our mobile site GO TO: NATIONAL SPORT ENTERTAINMENT BUSINESS TRAVEL REALESTATE MONEY LIFESTYLE TECH Do not reply to this email, as this email address is not monitored. To unsubscribe from the news.com.au newsletter click here.